Recommendations on Non-Bassy Bookshelf Speakers
Seeking suggestions on crisp sounding non-bassy (but not tinny sounding either) bookshelf speakers under $200 new or used that emphasize mid-range and highs. I don't listen to music that has a lot of bass, but rather adult contemporary, classical and female vocalists. My receiver is a Yamaha RX-V870 in a bedroom, currently paired with B&W DM100 and think they emphasize bass too much, even with the treble setting on the receiver all the way up to +5 and the bass setting all the way down to -5. There is nothing mechanically wrong with the speakers either.
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afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
Village Idiot of Club Polk -
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5.2 A/V Setup | OLED TV - Sony Bravia XR A80J 77" | Source - Fire TV 4K, Wiim Pro | AVR - Anthem MRX 520 | Speakers: Main - Boston Acoustics VR3 | Center - Boston Acoustics VR920 | Rear - Boston Acoustics VR-MX | Sub 1 - HSU VTF-2 mk3 | Sub 2 - HSU VTF-2 mk3 -
If you can up your budget a bit to around $300, a used set of Totem Dreamcatcher might fit your needs.
